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Agentic AI for engineering · Automotive

From 95% faster processes to an agentic AI system: SEAT's next step in body-in-white

After cutting time on individual engineering processes by over 95% with Synera, SEAT is applying the same agentic AI for engineering to its most business-critical question: whether a component can be manufactured, answered in thirty minutes instead of four weeks.

5 min  from 2 hours

Proven in production: a body-in-white workflow, now more precise

1 hour  from 42 hours

Proven in production: over 95% time saved on a body-in-white workflow

30 min  from 4 weeks

The next step: feasibility assessment potential, agentic AI system

~30%

Cost gap vs. Chinese OEMs

European carmakers face a roughly 30% cost gap against Chinese rivals as program timelines compress, so catching problems earlier is now decisive.

The Challenge

Manufacturability answered too late, after  design locked

By the time simulation confirmed a component could not be manufactured, the design was locked and the cost of changing it had multiplied.

The Solution

Move manufacturability into the design stage

SEAT used the Synera platform to put  specialist AI agents on the manufacturability question during design, so the  answer arrives while the geometry can still change.

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“We are breaking the ceiling. The reduction in time is important, but so is the precision and the quality in general.”

Juan de Dios Escribano Felguera

Manager SEA/EK-K1 Body Development & Corrosion Protection

SEAT

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Change needs drivers and SEAT S.A. is steering the future of mobility. As the only company in Spain that designs, develops, manufactures, and markets cars, SEAT S.A. is a cornerstone of the nation’s automotive industry and the driving force behind its electrification. As the company undertakes the biggest transformation in its 75-year history, SEAT S.A. is turning Spain into a European hub for electric vehicles. Through the Future: Fast Forward project, and in collaboration with the Volkswagen Group, PowerCo, and other partners, the company has invested €10 billion into the country’s electrification. The company is also leading the Electric Urban Car project for the Volkswagen Group’s Brand Group Core and will begin producing 100% electric vehicles, including the CUPRA Raval, at its Martorell plant from 2026.

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